That netbook is simply not going to cut it, even midi only may not cut it. We've been around and around with this with different people over the years and that's the bottom line. We have worked with people tweaking and messing around for weeks and finally they realize they're never going to be happy with a slow weak system.

You need a full PC not a netbook. Minimum is a core duo with 2 gigs of ram. The thing about that is I gave one of those away to a friend two years ago that had a score of 1470 because it could not keep up with multiple Real Tracks either. It worked but it could take upwards of a full minute or longer to generate a 4 RT song. If I added a RT soloist then it was closer to 2 minutes. We're dealing with audio here and it takes horsepower. Look at my sig below, that's what you really need, it cost me $600 two years ago, probably less now.

I can tell you're new at this stuff and that's fine, lots of folks are but you need to simply believe what I'm telling you here. Unless you're going to stick with midi only, save yourself the grief and get a powerful PC. Minimum requirements are ok, Peter is correct in that 1500 or so will work but just bacause it will play without glitches doesn't mean you would be happy with it. It's tiring and boring to sit there and watch the screen for over a minute in order to test a RT style and then discover in the first 10 seconds it's not what you want. Faster is better in the computer world.

As to the glitches you're hearing set up Biab to work with the Coyote Wavetable for now and see what happens and use the all midi styles no Real Tracks. The Coyote Wavetable synth will take Sampletank out of the equation, we can help with that later if it's an issue.

Bob

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